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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1952
Page
1
The piece argues the real barrier to steel settlement is the union shop not wages. It explains union shop terms, contrasts with closed shop, and defends individual rights over compulsory union membership. It warns against drafting laws to force unselfish behavior, stressing protection of civil liberties and due process.
Edward J. Sparks, the new U S ambassador to Bolivia, travels to La Paz as revolution erupts. Bolivian unrest centers on tin miners and three major operators, while the MNR led by Victor Paz Estenssoro seeks nationalization and reforms.
In a May commencement at East Texas State Teachers College two Dodd City teachers earned Master of Science and Master of Education degrees. Berniece Morriss and Flora Brewer received the advanced credentials as part of a summer schedule, with Irene Lowrey and Haise Cunningham expected to complete Masters degrees later that term.
Mrs Ted Lindsay was honored Thursday evening with a pink and blue shower at the home of Mrs Beldon Chapman. The house was decorated with pink and blue flowers and games were played. Punch and cake were served to a list of attendees, with several sending gifts. A brief note adds that natural gas has been discovered in Nova Scotia, Canada.
The Wa pi ki ya Camp Fire Group met at Mrs J Kincaid home to plan an overnight camp. Helpers Mrs Atkins and Mrs Judy assisted in preparations and the group later cooked over an open fire and fished. They learned two new songs and slept under the stars before a sunrise breakfast and hike. Loretha Wudy, Serthe.
A social gathering hosted by Sherry Steed drew attendees including Miss Boyutu Snodgrass Jehen Louise Heck Sandra Stevens Whe gabeth Faye McClure and Pattie Keene. The event showcased local connections and community ties through informal fellowship.
The document lists candidates for various offices in the 4th Congressional District and beyond, including congressional seats, commissioners, district clerk, county clerk, county judge, constable, and re-election bids. Names such as Sam Rayburn Regan Brown, Robert Bellows, Dick Waits, and others appear with precinct references and party lines not specified.
Spring Creek Baptist Church plans a homecoming and Memorial Day service announced by cemetery board secretary Mrs. Marvin Grisham. The event, to be held Sunday in June, will be an all day affair with a basket lunch at noon.
The family of Mrs. LD V Ray gathered Sunday at the home of her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs H F Ray of Ector for a covered dish dinner Attending were Mr and Mrs A L Kinslow and Mrs Bak er of Chelavista California plus others.
The Eighth Grade Graduation took place Friday at 8 p m in the High School Auditorium with 44 graduates. The program included processional, invocation by Rev B L Peacock, Coronet solo Pavane by Eugene Gandy with Mary Todd Watts, address by Alvin Welch, piano duet Palka Elegante by Juanita Hall and Ida Yant, presentations of certificates and attendance awards, and benediction by Rev J C Maneyporter. Three all A students were Eugene Inddy Dale Lyday and Mary Anne Evans with five perfect attendance honorees listed.
Mrs Beatrie Hayes with her daughter Mrs Jim West and Mr West plus their daughter joined a family reunion at D C Ramsey home in Burk Burnett Texas on Sunday. Other attendees included Mr Ramsey four sons two daughters of San Marcus Mr and Mrs Jessie Ramsey and two daughters Mr and Mrs Lester Ramsey and two sons of Idabel Oklahoma. Also present were Mr Norman Ramsey and daughters and Aubry Ramsey of Burk Burnett among friends and other relatives.
John of Dallas joins Ashley Ray and Patsy in Bonham with M F E Ray and Walter Darling families from Ector attending.
A fragment indicates band members plan to participate in upcoming football season events at the high school setting.
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